SPARQL-Generate integration in Sublime Text

Edit and run SPARQL-Generate projects directly in Sublime text!

Install:

To use SPARQL-Generate with Sublime Text, follow these steps:

Prerequisites:

• Java SE v8 minimum installed
• java executable available in the path
• Sublime Text v3

1. Browse the latest package release whose version name ends with sparql-generate, and download the file with the suffix .sublime-package

• Note: this file is actually a zip built from the sources with the command npx emk

2. In Sublime Text v3, open the Packages folder. (Preferences -> Browse Packages...)

3. Navigate to .../Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages, and copy the file here as LinkedData.sublime-package.

4. Go back to .../Sublime Text 3/Packages, create a directory named LinkedData, and copy inside this directory the latest jar of SPARQL-Generate.

5. Rename this file as sparql-generate.jar.

Test:

To test the installation is fine, follow these steps:

1. Download the SPARQL-Generate tutorial workspace.

2. Unzip it, and open one of the folders it contains inside Sublime Text (File -> Open Folder...)

3. Open the project in the left side bar, search and open the main query. You should see the syntax getting colored

4. Build the project (Tools -> Build), check that sparql-generate.jar has been found.

5. Check the output (file ending with .out).

6. Check the log (file ending with .rqglog). Key shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+L opens the log. (SUPER+SHIFT+L on Mac)

Configure:

You can configure your SPARQL-Generate project inside a sparql-generate-conf.json file. Key shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+O should open this file (SUPER+SHIFT+O on Mac).

The configuration of this file is documented on the SPARQL-Generate website.

Documentation:

The playground contains a progressive documentation of SPARQL-Generate. Just load the examples one by one, read the text, and experiment.

An html documentation of the package is available on the SPARQL-Generate website.

Developed by

Maxime Lefrançois

MINES Saint-Étienne, FR

http://maxime-lefrancois.info/

As an extension of the excellent Sublime Text LinkedData package developed by:

Blake Regalia

University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, USA

https://blake-regalia.net/